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  1. #1
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    My problem is the apartment is sort of bowl-shaped. It's an old building, so the floor is kind of sagging. The furniture (couch, dinner table, etc) is occupying most of the level floor.
    At least I don't leave slime trails.
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  2. #2
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    I'm going to adjust that saddle tonight and give it a go.. so far about 20 miles on the new Brooks and it's feeling better each time.

    Shannon
    Starbucks.. did someone say Starbucks?!?!
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  3. #3
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    Aug 2008
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    My bike's on the trainer in my unheated sunroom. I've got my netbook set up in front of it, on a couple boxes to get it level & with some speakers hooked up so I can stream a tv episode on hulu or watch whatever. Generally I get bundled up at night, go out on the trainer and after 10 mins or so I'm warmed up enough that I can take off the arm & leg warmers & hat & what not and cycle comfortably in tank top and bike shorts. It's been cold enough lately that I haven't had to, but in previous years I've opened the windows to cool down. I don't understand how you guys can not overheat having your trainers in your houses.



    Yesterday's random procrastination project was taking the stupid looking fuelbox logo off my bento box and fabric gluing on reflective hand stickers I found at the dollar store when we were at the wild goose chase. Now it's much cuter and more functional:


  4. #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cataboo View Post
    I don't understand how you guys can not overheat having your trainers in your houses.
    I prefer to think of it as heat acclimation

  5. #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by Becky View Post
    I prefer to think of it as heat acclimation
    I will admit that putting on the winter hat & arm & leg warmers and stepping out into a 35 degree room initially sucks. I am quite happy with how cold it is after I get moving.

  6. #6
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    Feb 2005
    Location
    Concord, MA
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    Some years we have used a fan or actually put the room ac on. Our bikes are in our loft (4th story), which gets warm enough in the summer that we need a separate ac, even though we have central air. This year, I haven't become that hot, yet. I figure if I sweat, it means I am working.
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    2017 Specialized Ariel Sport

  7. #7
    Join Date
    Aug 2008
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    Oh, I sweat. About 20 mins after I come back into the warm house, I'm freezing from the sweat drying.

 

 

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